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Dispute Comes as Videos Contradict Federal Account

A judge ordered federal authorities not to destroy evidence from the fatal shooting by immigration agents in Minneapolis.

 

Watching America Unravel in Minneapolis

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Charles Homans

Charles Homans

I spent 10 days in Minneapolis as a conflict spiraled between residents and federal troops. What I saw, even before Saturday’s shooting, was a dark, dystopian future becoming a reality in the city.

Charles Homans

Charles Homans

Both the local government and the citizens, who voted overwhelmingly against President Trump in the last three presidential elections, have staked out a position in defiance of his immigration crackdown.

Charles Homans

Charles Homans

Locals were monitoring federal officers and documenting immigration raids in an atmosphere of paranoia and combustible street clashes with agents, who often seemed unprepared for crowd control.

Charles Homans

Charles Homans

Other residents were gathering and delivering supplies to immigrants who, in some cases, had been hiding at home for more than a month. One family had even covered its windows to avoid detection by ICE.

Charles Homans

Charles Homans

Talking to these people, and watching demonstrators clash with immigration agents, I was witnessing a literal fight over power in America — one that has spilled beyond the frame of politics and the law.

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